I just liked and linked the story because...
1) The kids are all right.
2) The quick action of the USAFA officials shows high standards and good judgement.
3) The fastidious documention and inherent isolation allows a great medical standard and the data it provides can be used worldwide.
So basically, according to me, the USAFA helped the world fight H1N1. Not because it is a medical place mind you, but because when they say, "they were isolated and had excellent health" it actually MEANS something. Honor. Standards. Sacrifice. Any question that these principles can help outside of narrow confines of a Service Academy?
This honesty is very rare today and makes the information provided even more important. I wouldn't normally say this but, Go USAFA!
(the Navy game is over, so this cheering is completely acceptable)